The Maldives and India held the third meeting of their High-Level Core Group in Malé on Sunday, reporting substantial progress in replacing Indian military personnel with civilians at Maldivian aviation platforms. One platform has been converted, with the remaining two scheduled for completion by 10 April and 10 May 2024, while the two sides also reviewed economic and development cooperation.
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The Indian Ministry of External Affairs, in a press briefing on Thursday, provided further clarity on the troop replacement process. Shri Randhir Jaiswal, the Official Spokesperson, confirmed the completion of the turnaround for the first team of personnel operating the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH)
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The Maldives and India on Sunday conducted the third meeting of their High-Level Core Group in Malé.
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The discussions, held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, underscored the substantial progress in the ongoing effort to replace Indian military personnel with civilians at aviation platforms in the Maldives
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